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Subject: Re: Larry Ellison comments on Microsoft's benchmark
Date: 2000/07/07
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"Blair Kenneth Adamache" <adamache@ca.ibm.com> wrote:
>
> You can cross mount disks with shared nothing (also called drive
> mapping).  Only one node owns the disk at any time.  If the owner node
> fails, the mutual takeover node gets the IP of the failing node, and
> takes over the disk.

Thank you for the info and the link to IBM documentation. From
what I understand, MSCS clusters are limited to 2 servers per
cluster. So if you have 12 machines you have 6 independent
clusters. Isn't this still 6 times less reliable than Oracle
Parallel Server?

>
> Does the 135461 Oracle result on Solaris use OPS?
>

Yes, it does. Since this is a cluster configuration it has to
be using OPS. For further confirmation click on Executive Summary.
Under "Server Software" it says "Oracle OPS8i".





